Canva Paywalls Basic Sharing Behind Premium Plans
Users are frustrated that Canva charges high prices even for basic collaboration features like sharing with friends. The complaint reflects broader dissatisfaction with aggressive freemium monetization in design tools that restricts core workflows behind paywalls.
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